Two rules for traveling through Georgia:
my first wife went to college in 73. haf ass u. Her very cute room mate took her out and she had some tequilla in a drink. Emergency room she went with violent throwing up. She eventually drank wine and beers 40 yrs later.
That's why I leave in the middle of the night so we hit Atlanta with no traffic or go around it to Columbus and Ft Benning. End up in Bainbridge over to Tallahassee.
No, Hal Moore (and his wife, cuz, woke)... they renamed Ft Polk this past week too, for the "black SGT York". in fairness to CD, I can't keep up with this schit... too old!Fort Moore. Probably named after the fat slob Michael Moore.
I always refer to Ft. Benning as Ft. Benning. Ft. Rucker as Ft. Rucker. Ft. Hood as Ft Hood. Fort Bragg as Ft. Bragg. Fort Lee as Ft. Lee. Anybody who doesn't know and use the correct names is probably a traitor.No, Hal Moore (and his wife, cuz, woke)... they renamed Ft Polk this past week too, for the "black SGT York". in fairness to CD, I can't keep up with this schit... too old!
We were lucky. Looks like a tornado passed about a mile south of us. A bunch of trees down, no power from 8:00 pm until 8:00 am. We had a pretty big pine bough come down in the driveway and an 8” oak across the fence, but the rest was smaller limbs and sticks from the pecan trees. Could have been much worse. We had 4 old pecans that weren’t bearing taken out of the yard 3 weeks ago that probably helped. We’ve had a good bit of rain, but we’re pretty dry, so no problems from that. Much of Bainbridge was out of power when I went to the weight room this morning and I saw several trees and big limbs down. Mess to clean up, but again could have been much worse. How about you all?
Thanks Brad. Good memories. We've done this "tradition" every 5 years with Seedy's parents. This trip had been planned for two years as one last "hoorah" after the passing of Seedy's parents. Maybe we will do it again, maybe we won't. It will take 4 years to recover.
